[ Hmm. Wine, or kissing the angel? Ah, who is he kidding, it's always the angel. He's snapping his fingers to send their glasses across the room, freeing up his hands to slide around Aziraphale's waist. ]
[See, this exactly proves his point. Can't be kissing your Crowleys if they aren't there, after all. He winds his hands around his shoulders, better to raise himself up onto his toes and plant a kiss on him.]
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[Speaking of things he likes? This wine. Also, Crowley, who he will probably try to kiss a bit now.]
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You're ridiculous.
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Glass houses, my dear.
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[ Pout! ]
You’re the one who fusses over your 200-year-old waistcoats....
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[So there!]
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[ He’s tugging Aziraphale onto the sofa with him, for more kisses. ]
What else?
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[He hops down onto the sofa, humming kisses while he thinks it over.]
There's all those spare spectacles you keep in your car, I've seen those. Really, do you need so many?
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[ Crowley hums, tracing a line down Aziraphale’s neck. ]
Have you seen how humans react when they see my eyes?
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[ Crowley laughs. Silly angel. ]
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Hardly! They're clever. Bright. A really splendid golden color.
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[ He’s going to nibble at those pouting lips. ]
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[He does so like the things Crowley can do with his tongue. Teeth, too.]
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Don't even try to play at being the innocent. ...What are we arguing about again?
[ In the five or so seconds that he's distracted himself with the angel's lips, he's forgotten the entire point of this conversation. ]
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I haven't the faintest idea. Paris, I think?
[Maybe. He went a little hazy for a few minutes (???) there.]
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[ Crowley grins and kisses him again. ]
We can make love in the City of Love. Eh?
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I somehow doubt we'd be the first.
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[ It’s not a competition, but they’ve won that one. ]
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[He can think of a pretty good one from where he's sitting.]
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[ He's an honest demon, at least. ]
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Then I'm afraid you'll always have me, Crowley. Even in Paris.
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[ The drunker he gets, the more honest. Woops. ]
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[You know he's serious and/or tipsy because the petnames are coming out.]
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What, better than... than... Mozart's arias?
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[He's started playing with Crowley's hair, idle and soft.]
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